06:13 <dnkl> habamax: https://codeberg.org/dnkl/foot/wiki#user-content-foot-e-cmd-does-not-set-the-window-title-to-cmd

13:28 <hexa> sigsegv in term_damage_rows_in_view () on 1.13.1 :) switching to debug build

13:28 <hexa> browsed a system journal on a remote host via ssh and I think I pressed ctrl+c when it crashes?

13:33 <dnkl> hexa: with "less", or anything else that uses the alt-screen?

13:33 <dnkl> regardless, great if you can get a full backtrace

13:34 <hexa> yeah, with journalctls default pager

13:34 <Arsen> ah that reminds me, could we get a flag that makes foot output the slave side of the pty so that it can be passed to gdb -tty?

13:34 <Arsen> (this is useful to prevent programs breaking gdb -tui because gdb sucks at having child processes - which is ironic for a debugger but I digress))

13:35 <Arsen> i.e.: gdb -tui -tty="$(foot --print-tty)" or something

17:50 <dnkl> Arsen: I think that should be possible. I don't want to mess with the existing loging, but I think it happens in stderr. So it should just be a matter of printing the tty on stdout?

17:50 <Arsen> yeah

17:51 <dnkl> hexa: I think the alt screen is a red herring. It doesn't have a scrollback.

17:51 <Arsen> and not closing the pty if the child exits like --hold (was that the name?) does

17:52 <dnkl> what could be happening is the state of the normal screen's scrollback gets invalid (on a window resize, for example) while the alt screen is active. The crash would then happen as soon as we leave the alt screen

17:53 <dnkl> Arsen: we could make --tty imply --hold?

17:53 <dnkl> i.e just re-use the existing --hold implementation

17:54 <Arsen> what I mean is that `foot --hold -e tty` would immediately close the pty since the child exits immediately

17:58 <dnkl> Arsen: ah, yeah, read your comment wrong

21:44 <kabouik> Hey #foot. I had just started my move from Kitty to urxvt and I was pleased with it because of its simplicity and speed, and also I loved the server/client feature, but I'm also moving to Wayland so foot might be a better option, and it has many similar features (easier to configure even).

21:45 <kabouik> One thing I am missing, though, apart from extensions, is fading the terminal window when it is inactive.

21:46 <kabouik> urxvt has URxvt.fading:and URxvt.fadeColor: options, that let the user define how much colors (text and background) should be faded when the focus is lost. Is something like that possible in foot? It really helps better keeping track of where my focus is when I have many terminals open in a tiling WM.

22:00 <kabouik> Also, can -f be used to change font size when executing a command in a new client? I could only make it change font, but not size.

22:22 <kabouik> I worked around the second thing using -o font instead of my font name (which contains spacces).

22:23 <kabouik> using -o font:*:size=6, sorry I sent the previous sentence while editing it, by mistake.

22:26 <kabouik> Turns out -o 'font:My Font Name With Spaces:size=6' works too. Perfect. Now I am just curious about this fading unfocused windows.